Events held at the nature reserve are listed at Eventbrite. You can follow our Eventbrite page to receive updates and we have a mailing list (please email us to join).
In 2005, Stanley & Grace Sinfield's legacy enabled the Trust to purchase White House Farm Nature Reserve near Woodbridge, Suffolk. With over 100 acres of wild-flower meadows (including old hay meadows), woodland, scrub, natural regeneration and ponds, traditional management practices are retained, including conservation grazing with a small herd of British White and Red Poll cattle, hay cutting and coppicing. Since the early 1970s, the northern fields have naturally regenerated. We are furthering the nature-led development of these areas with light, varied grazing and minimal intervention to support the dynamic, self-sustaining system of rewilding.
Alongside the continued conservation of the habitats and wildlife at the nature reserve the Trust has fundraising plans to:
We would love to hear from you if you are able to help support any of these projects.
Members of the charity can visit outside of these dates and times.
Please note there is a NO DOGS policy at the nature reserve.
Nature-inspired activities take place through the year. You are also welcome to join us at our volunteer work parties (to join our volunteer mailing list please email us).
Event details can be found at: sinfieldtrust.eventbrite.com
"Our challenge now is to conserve the very nature of nature, which is the power to connect, to sustain, to heal and to invent; to keep filling the world with an infinite variety of wonders. That is how it is supposed to be. That is how we can move beyond saving bits and pieces of nature, and plan for the preservation of wholeness."
D. H. Chadwick